For those of you who like your comedy with a more socially-minded edge, make your way to the Loker Coffeehouse for Snatch by Frankie Petrosino '02. When Brendan Diggs' mother finds a nudie magazine in his bedroom, she decides to teach her son a lesson in respect for women-Brendan will be spending his last year of high school at the Farnesworth School for Girls. Performances are Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m.
Continuing from last weekend:
House of Blue Leaves, Loeb Mainstage
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Ruddigore, Agassiz Theater
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